research the Internet, news and/or advertising and look for an example of a fallacy . You can use a URL link to show the example and then add a few sentences to identify and explain the fallacy. Show your understanding for fallacies by identifying them in the media, so if you just Google a particular fallacy and use someone else's example and explanation,

• Coronavirus and The Fallacy of the False Dilemma: https://www.acsh.org/news/2020/04/22/coronavirus-and-fallacy-false-dilemma-14736

this text represents the fallacy into which we fall at the moment of believing as certain and irrefutable, the dilemma of the extremes imposed by the coronavirus crisis, either the economy is opened and people are exposed to die, or we keep the lockdown until a new cure, without taking into account that this tunnel vision does not allow us to explore different possible options.

• https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/chinese-fugitive-taken-into-custody-as-us-claims-houston-consulate-was-a-part-of-espionage-network/ar-BB17971s

This article itself is not a fallacy, but it may be based on one. It is recognized that the tensions between the United States and China are strong, but it is also true that everything is based on an economic interest that goes back and forth without really caring about the welfare of society. Therefore, to acclaim the situation of espionage in a moment of tension between the relations, can be a simple strategy to continue with the commercial pressure (it would not be the first time!)

• https://www.news.bizwiznews.com/ocasio-cortez-if-food-runs-scarce-its-okay-to-eat-pets/

This article is based on the distortion of some facts that occurred. It certainly presents an argument that is not only false, but is based on a totally wrong context. 

• Colgate commercial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ULR68LTmbw

This commercial, like most commercials, presents a common fallacy of the Anonymous Authority, presenting at the end that colgate is the #1 toothpaste recommended by dentists, without presenting any concrete evidence about this.

I reccomend you to check the following site, which summarizes other fallacies on commercials: https://prezi.com/wj7woufp9srz/logical-fallacies-within-advertisements/?frame=57e05cf0bf5185a3c162f9b4fcafa2b58a1a1e4d